Welcome to Litsy!

#10 in the Chief Inspector Gamache series had me laughing like the others but also crying hard. Crying hard over a duck at that (#iykyk)! The main plot would have seemed inconceivable to me 10 years ago. However,after seeing blatant corruption in the highest levels of our government embraced in the real world, it feels sadly plausible. Another great read by Penny—entertainment with heart that makes you think. 👩‍🍳💋

Okay Carrie, I‘m excited! And I gave you double this amount on my list 🫢🫢😂😂 (I can never narrow it down). I‘ve read #6 and #10 (loved both), but none of the others 👏🏻 I‘ll start with I‘m Sorry You Feel That Way since I bought it recently (have you read Our Fathers by Wait? Excellent book). Yay! @CSeydel
#auldlangspine2025 #ALSpine2025

I‘m pretty excited about my December #Roll100 books—the dice were good to me! Nothing too taxing for December & all of them ones I have been wanting to read for a while

#82: A Wizard‘s Guide to Defensive Baking

#76 Since #76 was read already in Feb, I picked #77 Any Series & chose the tagged book), third in the Saffron Everleigh Mysteries

#10 Sleeping With Friends

My books for #roll100 with @PuddleJumper my #10 has already been read this year. Fun fact, I got the tagged book in Savannah, which is part of the title of the second book 🤣

#10 in this series is a 5 star read.50 years ago,a group of friends traveled to Holy Island, off Northumberland‘s coast on a school trip.The trip was marred by a student‘s death in the causeways rising tidewaters.These friends have been meeting regularly every five years for reunions on the island.During this year‘s reunion,one of them is discovered hung in his bedroom.Long held secrets & betrayals have lethal consequences for the the group‘s ⬇️

Boo #10 in the Hidden Norfolk series. An odd murder, then a double murder, with both victims having loose ties to Tom. We see his shell crack a bit in this one.

You know what? I had fun with this one! I was not too sure about Ford and Corrie annoyed me a bit, but I highly enjoyed the adventure and archeological aspects of the book. The last few chapters were exciting and I'm actually looking forward to reading a sequel (if there is one). 4⭐️

#BookspinBingo #10 @@TheAromaofBooks
#littensloveromance @StayCurious

I enjoyed this one better than #10. There was a amount of action. The ending was a little farfetched, but it's a kids' book. I liked how the guys were involved in this one, too. 4 stars.
@Librarybelle #NancyDrewBR
#ReadAway2024 @Andrew65 @DieAReader @GHABI4ROSES
#LitsyLoveReads @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @TieDyeDude @Read4life

I read this book for a Readathon I was participating and it was an opportunity to read an old book in my tbr. That means I was in the summer mood and found it okay. However, this is a quite typical mermaid story with a YA cheesy romance with a not so easy male protagonist. I found Galen likes to control others, what happen with these male characters? But I liked the world and plot in general. There were sad parts 2.9/3⭐️

Family, trauma and grief are the main themes of this book about four sisters. An interesting look at how being raised in the same home is experienced in a different way but each sibling. Good writing and interesting characters make this an engaging read.

#ARC #NetGalley

#WeeklyFavorite

@Read4life